BirKibrisli wrote:boomerang wrote:bir can't understand or maybe unable to connect the dots...for plan to be accepted by turkey, turkey needs to cement and expand on her gains...otherwise she can endorse democracy, human rights and the rule of law today and get over and done with it...but this is not happening is it bir?...
turkey made sure that any plan put forward that does not suit her will not get through...via the settlers and via influence...
the roc should be negotiating with turkey directly, and one she will, when it will turkey's best interest...today it doen't suit turkey, thats all...
Turkey will never negotiate directly with the RoC...You are right,it suits Turkey now to preserve the status quo...Till the conditions are right to annex the trnc...That is why you have to force Turkey's hand by agreeing to a deal which will make the TCs free to express their will...Otherwise goodbye to 37% of Cyprus...This is what Bananiot is trying to tell you...You can't do much worse than ignore his warnings...
bir turkey will only accept a plan that will consolidate and expand her gains...how the hell can the roc force turkey otherwise?...
what you are saying is accept a plan, hang yourself and then later the cavarly, tcs, will gallop in...this ain't gonna happen...when push comes to shove you are outnumbered for starters...secondly a plan will not and cannot be altrered down the track...
here is an idea...why don't the tcs start demanding turkey leaves and roc will take care of them?...no?...to traumatised?...
come on man, you are pissing in the wind thinking the roc can force anything on turkey...the only pushing is to work on turkey via her eu aspirations and constant embargoes, seeing the tcs are well and trully comfortable in their own little comfort zone...
the funny thing bir, if annexation came about tomorrow, the tcs will be moving south and happily accepting a unitary state...figure this one out...
ps...turkey's plan is not annexation or recognition, it's about controlling the whole island...